Clubs & societies

Cultural arts society and theatre company established in 1927, having staged over 480 productions in 98 years.

Charitable conservation and education project supplying free native trees to parishes and running allergy-friendly planting workshops.

Private members' aviation club at Guernsey Airport, hosting the annual Air Rally and Wings & Wheels Open Day.

Guernsey Botanical Trust LBG operates the Victorian Walled Kitchen Garden at Saumarez Park, Castel — a volunteer-run charity growing 300+ Victorian-period heritage varieties with free entry.

Selective invitation choir founded in 1982, performing challenging choral works locally and internationally.

Annual arts charity hosting 70–80 literary events, workshops and writing competitions across Guernsey each spring, running since 2014.

Community choir founded in 2003, with around 36 members performing concerts and events across Guernsey.

Registered charity and branch of Rotary International, founded 1923, running community fundraising and service programmes island-wide.

Historic 18-hole links course on L'Ancresse Common in Vale, established in 1890, with a Royal title conferred by Queen Victoria in 1891.

Guernsey's annual agricultural and horticultural show, founded in 1913 and now held annually at L'Eree Aerodrome.

The island's oldest established choir, founded in 1927. A mixed-voice ensemble of around 50 singers, welcoming all abilities with no auditions required.

Volunteer community group and charity in Forest Parish that maintains the parish's floral displays, winning RHS Britain in Bloom Gold multiple times.

Registered charity and community workshop in St Pierre du Bois, offering hands-on making activities, social connection, and mentorship.

St John Guernsey's youth programme for ages 10 to 18, offering first aid training and over 70 subjects from its base in St Peter Port.

The Vauverteens were a Guernsey amateur dramatic group who won the GADOC Bucktrout Challenge Trophy three times between 1959 and 1962.

Uniformed youth organisation established in 2022, operating Beavers, Cubs, and Scouts sections for ages 6-14 in St Pierre du Bois.

Volunteer-run social club for older people, meeting at St Martin's Parish Church Hall every Friday afternoon.

Charity established in 1993, operating a Guernsey-wide social centre for residents aged 65 and over, with annual membership at £5.

Weekly social group for older people meeting at Sylvans Sports Club in St Pierre du Bois, run by Age Concern Guernsey.

Conservation charity managing Alderney's wildlife, nature reserves, and habitat, with guided tours and ecological services.

Bailiwick of Guernsey Scout Association (founded 1946) is the Bailiwick's youth charity, holder of the Queen's Award for Voluntary Service, serving around 1,000 members aged 6-25 across 14 groups and operating Les Maingys Activity Centre. Scouting in Guernsey continued undercover during the German occupation when officially banned.

Traditional Morris dance side specialising in Cotswold and Border Morris, founded in 1984 and a member of the Morris Federation.

Amateur dramatic society established in 2009, presenting musicals, comedies, thrillers, and children's shows at Beau Sejour Theatre.

The Bailiwick's Girlguiding UK division, providing guiding activities for girls aged 4–18 across 29 units.

RAF Air Cadets youth organisation formed in 2012, based in St Peter Port.

Volunteer-run registered charity promoting Bailiwick artists through exhibitions, workshops, talks, and pop-up shops.

Registered charity supporting, promoting, and inspiring arts and creativity across the Bailiwick, operating the Greenhouse Gallery at Candie Museum.

Guernsey's longest-established photography club, founded in 1953, meeting fortnightly in Vale for workshops, competitions, and exhibitions.

Youth charity for ages 10–18 offering nautical training, watersports, and adventure activities from the John Ramplin Cadet Centre in St Sampson.

Not-for-profit annual street arts festival founded in 2021, offering music, art, theatre, and dance across eight performance zones in St Peter Port.

Volunteer-run environmental charity established in 1935, planting over 1,000 native trees and hedges annually across Guernsey.

Registered charity founded in 1967, affiliated with Lions Clubs International, providing community fundraising and welfare support.

Friendly society established in 1810, offering healthcare plans covering medical, dental, optical, and physiotherapy.

Community litter-picking and environmental awareness campaign, operating as a programme of The Clean Earth Trust.

Sarnia Arts & Crafts Club, established in 1924, offers workshops, demonstrations, and free annual exhibitions for members and visitors.

Registered charity offering monthly expert arts lectures at Les Cotils, St Peter Port, affiliated with The Arts Society (UK).

Registered charity promoting Victor Hugo's legacy through talks, events, and bilingual publications.

Private members' service club established in April 2026 as the 11th Women's Institute group in Guernsey, meeting monthly at the Vale Douzaine Room.

Community charity, founded in 2018, working to reduce single-use plastic through education, beach cleans, and campaigns.

Women's volunteer organisation working to educate, empower, and enable women and girls, affiliated with Soroptimist International Great Britain and Ireland (SIGBI) since 1980.

Sea Scout group operating Squirrels, Beavers, Cubs, and Scouts sections for ages 4-14, affiliated with the Bailiwick of Guernsey Scout Association.

Youth organisation in Castel, part of the Bailiwick of Guernsey Scout Association, offering six Scouting sections from Squirrels (4-6) to Network (18-25).

Sea scouting unit operating a uniformed youth programme for ages 5-14, with sections for Beaver Scouts, Cub Scouts, and Scouts, based in St Peter Port.

Vale Scout group for children aged 4 to 14, with Squirrel, Beaver, Cub Scout, and Scout sections.

Scouting group in St Martin offering Squirrel, Beaver, Cub, and Scout sections for young people aged 4 to 14.

Volunteer-run youth organisation for ages 6-25, established over 55 years ago and Guernsey's only Air Scout Group, with RAF recognition since 1972.

Vale-based Scout group running Squirrels, Beavers, Cubs, and Scouts sections in the north of Guernsey.

Closed Scout group at College Field, St Peter Port, running Squirrels, Beavers, Cubs, and Scouts sections for ages 6–14.

Sea Scout youth organisation in Castel, part of the Bailiwick of Guernsey Scout Association, offering water-based scouting activities and age-progression programmes.

Charitable arts organisation running a two-storey gallery in St Peter Port's Old Quarter, offering free exhibitions and island-wide education programmes.

Free community youth club for ages 8–17 in Alderney, run by the Youth Commission for Guernsey and Alderney.

Charity and cultural arts society on Sark, maintaining a studio map of local artisans and offering year-round creative workshops and festivals.

Registered charity running community gardens, a chemical-free hedge veg stall, and horticultural education from Sandpiper Vinery, St Pierre du Bois.

The 18–25 Scouting section of the Bailiwick of Guernsey Scout Association, offering adventure, community projects and skills development.

Open community choir for adults 18+ run by Music Theatre Guernsey, offering weekly rehearsals and live performances of rock, pop, and jazz with no prior experience required.

Independent shop and community crafthouse in the Commercial Arcade, St Peter Port, exclusively stocking locally made goods by Guernsey artists and artisans.

Registered Guernsey charity that organises the annual two-day North Show at Saumarez Park in Castel, including the Battle of Flowers.

Sark Art Gallery is a not-for-profit gallery and museum on Sark showcasing local art heritage and contemporary artists.

Registered charity that organises the annual 39-mile Saffery Rotary Walk, raising funds distributed as grants to Bailiwick charities.

Youth drama group and theatre school in St Sampson, founded in 2009, offering drama education, productions, and dance classes.

Volunteer cold water swimming community group, the local flock of The Bluetits Chill Swimmers network, meeting weekly at beaches across Guernsey.

Service club and registered Guernsey charity (CH192) that supports local and international charitable initiatives, with all fundraising proceeds going to charitable purposes.

Class Act Productions (CAPS) is an amateur dramatics group for adults and children aged 7+, staging musicals, pantomimes, and plays.

Registered charity providing military youth activities for 12 to 18 year olds, affiliated with the Royal Guernsey Light Infantry.

Community theatre group producing original plays, Christmas pantomimes, and hosting visiting Shakespeare productions on Sark.